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Some problem here. Mails seem fine, but we also have to convince the mail admin people and "openemm.invalid" sounds suspicious to them, understandably.
Is there a way to configure this away?
Thanks,
lemonf

We also very clearly need this feature to be configurable on an global basis.
Has anything happened here?
Best,
lemonfriend

... and, if you're not in an english-speaking locale, you'd have to use e.g. the US Locale for your date string: SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss z", Locale.US); // use US locale; WS won't accept "MESZ" for example. String date = sdf.format(new Dat...

What helped is to modify the generated Java classes for the webservice to accept a String argument instead of XMLGregorianCalendar. Maybe the WSDL should be adapted from <xs:element name="sendDate" type="xs:dateTime"/> to <xs:element name="sendDate" type="xs:string...

Same here. In Java "xs:dateTime" suggests using the XMLGregorianCalendar class. My use of XMLGregorianCalendar results in a sendDate in this format: <sendDate>2014-10-22T16:40:18.004Z</sendDate>. This is the standard date format and also used by WS 2.0 for authentication, for example, Send...